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Ah, if only that were enough. It takes more then that. A lot more. We'll see soon enough if Collins has the rest of the package.

Then Smith? I agree that Gibbs is cuter, but Smith is just as fast. Runs a bit harder too. But, admittedly, Gibbs, given a little space, is more dangerous. He runs medium/deep routes better too.

Like I said, provided he gets his blocks, you could be right. Remember O.J.'s first years with the Bills? Speed doesn't mean much if you can't get pass the LOS. And inside the 15 I'll take Mason any day of the week.

I wouldn't be surprised if these are the starting lineups. However, I expect that Mason will get as many carries as Gibbs. The CFN writeup on Tech had some points that I, shall we say, disagreed with, but they were right in saying that Mason will get you 100 yards if he gets 20 carries. Whether...

Photo finish between Teas and Hardeman. Teas was faster and cuter; Hardeman was an early version of Emmitt Smith.

The answer is for you to get vaccinated. Then there is no question. However, I think The Slug is right. Though you have to ask whether the GTAA is an actual state agency …

I went to a Div 3 school and played football there. On our starting 22 when I was a frosh 16 had been recruited by either ACC or SEC schools and found out that they are just not big or fast enough to ever start. (Btw, I was most definitely not one of the 16.) All of these guys - and a good...

I'd be disappointed with 4 wins, but it would be better then last year. One step at a time, you know.

And now The Nine (otherwise known as the Supreme Court) has weighed in on the subject. See: https://www.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com/2021/06/so-long-to-the-ncaa I think Campos is right and Kavanaugh's concurrence will be the take of the whole court in future as other cases reach DC. This has been...

My bad. Wright had tentative offers from Kansas and Texas. They were late, but he had them. I also think it is easier to get really good players through transfers In BB. I think if we are going to build a football program, I think it has to be with recruits, not transfers. But here I'm...

Problem = our most highly rated BB player in the last few years - Wright - had a grand total of 1 (one) offer. The one from Tech. Transfers might be a way for us to make way with our FB recruiting. But … as I've said before, the reason these young men are transferring is that they got beat out...

As usual, His purposes are inscrutable.

He reminded me of somebody. I had a little extra time (ok, I'm actually goofing off) and looked around. Here he is: That's my man Jesse Ertz. Both Beatty and - when they let him run - Sims remind me a lot of this guy. It'll make everything more effective if we let Sims run just a bit more.

FIFY.

I don't see anything but upside here, no matter what his role turns out to be. Let's hope that everything goes through and wait to see what happens.

Go back and rea my posts on Gibbs. I never said anything like this. I did say I wasn't as impressed as others here based on his junior films. I came around quickly when I saw his senior films, largely because he had grown and put on speed. Exactly what he needed to do. And I fail to see why...

1. You find that out in games as the season progresses. 2. No argument. But fun doesn't always translate into wins.

I was, actually. The problem with your analogy is that in the armed forces there is a major force behind team building: the defense of the country. Despite the way many football fans look at it, winning college football games is not on the same level. If it was, motivation would be a lot easier...

Oh, come off it. I didn't;t say it wouldn't work - though I doubt it will;. What I said was that winning is the way to build teams. I say this, btw, after being part of several winning teams at both the high school and collegiate level.

You know, I went through something a little like this in high school back in the Dark Ages. It was fun, but it made no difference in our season and how the team worked. I know this because the year the coaches tried it we didn't do as well as we expected. As losses mounted, the level of teamwork...